APHC’s Drop-In Centre at Interbuild

Members and non-members alike are welcome in APHC’s Drop-In Centre at Interbuild, where free advice will be available on a range of industry issues. At a time when there is so much change, especially relating to Building Regulations, this is a brilliant opportunity to get all your questions answered in one place. All advice will be offered by APHC or one of its partner companies. The full list of advice available is:

Every day: APHC Certification will be available to provide advice on the significant changes in building regulations and your legal responsibilities.
Every day: The APHC Technical team will be available to provide technical advice and advice on training.
Monday – Thursday: A representative from APHC Insurance Services, operated by Heath Lambert, will provide advice on insurance and APHC’s unique PlumbGuard product. Heath Lambert will be able to give instant quotes for businesses on site.
Monday – Wednesday: A representative from Shakespeares will provide legal advice and information on tax, business law, human resource law etc.
At selected times: Bob Partridge from Effective Credit Collections will be available to offer advice on credit management and debt collection issues. You will have access to a credit control health check for your business, and will be able to ask for specific help on any current debt collection concerns.
Those seeking advice and wanting to chat with one of the APHC professionals will not only be able to refresh their minds with useful information but also quench their thirst with a tea, coffee or glass of water.

Just across the from the Drop-In Centre, members and non-members will benefit from a visit to the APHC stand. Non-members can find out about the huge range of benefits of membership and there will be a very significant discount on the cost of membership for those people that sign up during the Show. As if that wasn’t enough, there is also a free prize draw.

(Interbuild will be running from Sunday 28th October to Thursday 1st November)

Published: 17 September 2007

» Back to news headlines